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AGRICULTURAL, SHOWS. A. AND P. SHOW. twentt-ninthTanntjal FIXTURE To be .Hold at Hawora, NOVEMBER 20th AND ( 2Lst. THIS TEAR'S SHOW will bo ESPECL 'ALLY WORTHY-of tho Attention of ALL AGRICULTURISTS AND PASTORALISTS. Prize-money in addition to Cups and Tropmes, .£I3OO / 'Tho" Championship Gold Medals of the S" Z Jersey Breeders' Association and the N Z Ayrshire Breeders' Association will 1)8 oomjieted for at this Show. "AN UNEXAMPLED OPPORTUNITY For wide awake Cattlemen to test tho "Quality of their Stock. 'Also iho KENNEL CLUB SHOW, zapidly gaining prominence as a feature cf tho-Show ~\ -- ' -ENTRIES CLOSE 9th NOVEMBER. Schedules, on.application. -' - < 'T. G. TREWEEK, Secretary, Hawera MELSON AGRICULTURAL AND PAS- - 7' TORAL ASSOCIATION. TWENTIETH GRAND SHOW. - „ To Bo Held at RICHMOND PARK, • » On N TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 19th and 20th NOVEMBER " All Entries olose at tho Secretary's Office, Rwhmond, on WEDNESDAY, Cth jSovember ; Entrance Tecs must accompany Entries J. GLEN, *> Secretary. Richmond, 30th October, 1912 STETAIKA'IO AGRICULTURAL AND VV PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. "" TWENTY-riRST < ANNUAL SHOW, ' To bo held at tho ASSOCIATION'S GROUNDS, CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON, r„ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. i November 12 and 13. ' Schedules and full particulars post free from J, C. POTTS, Secretary, Hamilton. IMPORTANT'CATTLE SALD Thursday and Tnday, 24th. and 25th April, 1913. «USHY~ PARK STUD HEREFORDS, KAI IWI, WANGANUI, , .... NDW ZEALAND. THIS FINE HERD was founded upon Mr James Sttiokey's Tenowned TE ► RANGITUMAU HERD It has even been still further improved from time to hmo by importations from the best strains of Great Britain. Its present owner, MR. FRANK, MOORE, can confidently claim that it is unrivalled m tho Australasian Colonies foi EVENNESS OF TYPE, , CONSTITUTION, EARLY MATURITY, ' »nd GRAND RICH DARK COLOUR Owing' to tho expiry of certain Leases, the whole of FAMOUS CVTTLE are to be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION on 24th and 25th. APRIL, 1913,, • ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. r<i The Salo is a. Gonuino Clearing One. / The BUSHY PARK HERD includes, approximately— 101 COWS now in calf, and which will be again in calf. From these are expected about forty-five Heifer Calves this season, W HEIFERS, W- years - old They vfill bo in calf at time of 6ale. 23 HEIFERS, yearlings. > 5 COWS, old, in wlf. latter are the onlT OLD cows m the lot. The foregoing constitute an aggregate of 203 FEMALE STUD HEREFORD CA'ITLE. So this total must bo added a LARGE NUMBER Or STUD BULLS of different ages The majority of theso will be rising two years at time of sale \ Then thwo will also be sold 45 Bull Calves Theso MAGNIFICENT CATTLE are practically all eligible for entry in the ENGLISH HERD BOOK, and thoy will be' m\ splendid condition ovhon 6old. The Sale of tho BUSHY PARK STUD JTERErORDS an unique opportunity for New Zealand breeders to improve their Herds, or, for "Australian and South -American buyers to mtioduce a now strain of blood. t In' tho amdncfc of the Sale there will bet in conjunction— MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO , LTD, TREEMAN R JACKSON AND CO, WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD - i' ■ r _ Auctioneers. Cablegrams of inquiry can be addressed "Pmfiroj" Wellington, New Zealand REFRESHMENT ROOMS, PALMERSTON NORTH RULWAY STATION. PERFECT DIGESTION AND A PLEASANT TEELING PRODUCED BY -A ,'GOOD MEAL AT FLETCHER'S DINING ROOMS, Special Arrangements for Visitors 1 to Agricultural Show.

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